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Materials Science Institute Conference
22nd to 23rd March 2016, Lancaster University Conference Centre, Lancaster, United Kingdom. Our multidisciplinary Materials Science Institute unites chemists, physicists, engineers, computer scientists, environmental scientists, biologists, designers and social scientists, covering all development stages from modelling a new material, through material synthesis and characterization, to applying that material in the real world.
Businesses and researchers with an interest in materials science are invited to a conference to foster collaboration in this exciting field and celebrate the formation of our Materials Science Institute.
Key note speakers from Lancaster University, the High Value Manufacturing Catapult and the EPSRC, will discuss the importance of materials science followed by a wine reception at an exhibition of Lancaster’s research expertise, and dinner.
The conference will feature a series of short talks from academia, the public sector, and industry, providing excellent networking opportunities for all delegates.
Get tickets by visiting the Eventbrite page for this event
Day One: Tuesday 22nd March 2016
09:00 Registration with refreshments
09:30 Welcome, introductions & housekeeping
09:40 Theme 1: Photonics and nanostructures
11:10 Morning break
11:30 Theme 2: Quantum sciences
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Optional building tours or networking
15:00 Keynote speakers
16:00 Wine reception
17:30 Day close
19:00 Dinner
Day Two: Wednesday 23rd March 2016
09:00 Registration with refreshments
09:30 Welcome, introductions & housekeeping
09:40 Theme 3: Artificial materials
11:10 Morning break
11:30 Theme 4: Chemical and biomaterials
13:20 Lunch
14:15 Day close
For a full agenda please visit our webpage
Exhibition Space
External organisations are invited to have a space in the exhibition which will be used for all refreshment breaks and the launch. An early bird price is available to the first 10 spaces purchased before 14th February 2016. Power will be provided for all exhibition spaces if required.
A half page advertising space in our event brochure for external organisations is also available.
Tue 19 January 2016
